A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Fireside

There was a Stake Youth Fireside tonight so I was transporting our three Youth to the church for it. On the way, Shayla said, "Oh Mom, we have some jokes for you."Sam jumped in with: "Where do you buy a cow?" Me: "Hmmm...I don't know." "A 'cattle'log" (Hee, hee)

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